
Night drives and study playlists
The slower, softer take sits in the background without pulling you in.
Slower, lower and dreamy, ready for your video.
Slow a song down by up to 30%, add room-to-hall reverb, hear it, then save a WAV. It runs in your browser, so nothing is uploaded.
Drop an audio file here or
MP3, WAV, M4A or FLAC, up to 20 MB
A 2:30 song made here, slowed to 80% with a hall reverb.

At 80% speed every second lasts longer, so the song does too.
The pitch drops with the speed. That is the sound people want.
The reverb rings out for a few seconds after the song ends.
What you can change and what you get back.
Three steps and a preview before you save.
Choose an MP3, WAV, M4A or FLAC up to 20 MB.
Start at 80% and a medium hall, then move each slider and listen.
Hear it in the browser, then save it as a WAV file.
Late-night drives and short videos.

The slower, softer take sits in the background without pulling you in.

A slowed chorus gives an edit a dreamy mood in a few seconds.
Not presets: three places to start, then trust your ears.

The classic sound. Slow enough to feel heavy, still easy to follow.
Close to the original, just warmer. Good for vocals you want to keep clear.
Deep and washed out. Best on simple songs with few instruments.
Three edits people ask for, and what each one does to a song.
| Slowed + reverb | Nightcore | Daycore | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Speed | Slowed + reverb: Slower | Nightcore: Faster | Daycore: Slower |
| Pitch | Slowed + reverb: Lower | Nightcore: Higher | Daycore: Lower |
| Reverb | Slowed + reverb: A lot | Nightcore: Little or none | Daycore: Little or none |
| Feel | Slowed + reverb: Dreamy, heavy | Nightcore: Bright, energetic | Daycore: Dark, slowed down |
| Here | Slowed + reverb: Yes | Nightcore: Not with this tool: it only slows songs down | Daycore: Yes: set the reverb to none |
A slowed version is still the same song, so posting someone else’s music can get a claim. Slow a song you made yourself, or make one here with AI first and slow that.
Most slowed songs sit between 80% and 90%. Start at 85% and move it until the voice still sounds natural to you.
Yes, on purpose: like a record played slower, the pitch drops with the speed. To change only the pitch, use the Pitch Shifter.
It saves a WAV file. Convert it to MP3 afterwards with any converter if you need a smaller file.
No. The song is changed in your browser and never sent to us.
Down to 70% of the original speed. At 80% a 2:30 song lasts about 3:08; at 70% it lasts about 3:34.
Load Windows Down, the summer pop song in the example above, from the button under the drop zone. At 80% with a hall reverb its 2:30 runs to about 3:08.
This page only slows songs down. For sped-up, open the Pitch Shifter, set the speed up to 150% and raise the pitch a few steps.
Not covered here.Ask us something else
Post a slowed version of your own song. Describe a mood and get two full songs with AI in about a minute.
Make my own songTwo free songs, no account needed.